Lieriel Moon-Shade
*facepalm*
I will not lose a thousand more brain cells just to read a stupid no-sense vampire plup-fiction. I'd rather watch Neon Genisis Evaglion (I know I didn't spell that right). I've read it once. And Once is enough to put bile in my throat as I got tired of Bella's insistent overbearing idiotic absurd depression. Okay? It's retarded. God you go what 5 months being a 'zombie' without the one you love. Hell not even marriage spats are THAT bad. I can compare Bella right up to those women who kill themselves in their lovers bathroom after they left them. (The angry princess off 13 Ghosts, great movie.)
oh and just telling someone that you are leaving them does NOT give you a clean break. He even hid things that related to him or took them preventing a break that COULD become clean. (And who the hell looks under her floor boards to find hidden treasure?) If Edward cared about Bella, or her apparent compulsive idiotic obsession with him then he would have to slowly distance himself away. Like taking baby steps. Like how a married couple would sleep apart for a while If they were going through a bad spat. And just to be like Stephine....
Bella has undoubted enthusiasm for Edwards pulchritudinous. Edward has a inducement towards Bella because of her redolence.
I ask. what the hell kind of teen uses big words and idiotic phrases like 'i was irrevocably' in her own mind? I didn't even know what that means and I've read LOTS of books.
ir⋅rev⋅o⋅ca⋅ble [i-rev-uh-kuh-buhl]
–adjective
not to be revoked or recalled; unable to be repealed or annulled; unalterable: an irrevocable decree.
(thank you dictionary.com)
That is a little over the top for a first crush. Or love. I can understand true love deal, but hell. You can't really be SO in love with someone with just a few days knowing them. This is why Disney made Enchanted you know. To show that you don't always know that the first person you 'love' is the one for you.
Stephine is using fairytale syndrome. Which is something I just made up.
Basically it is when your male and female main characters fall in love without a second glance back. Ex. The princess kissed the frog and it turned into a prince, they immediately get married.
(I am so glad Disney is retelling it now and making it at least a little better....)
Sleep talkers do NOT make sense when they talk. Maybe some things make sense but not all. I can deal with 'I love you' and 'Edward' but not, 'I love Edward but this place is too green. Where is all my browns of Arizona? I miss my mommy, i want to talk with my mommy. I don't like it here. Edward, edward, edward, edward' okay?
Even if you are honest to someone it is STILL creepy. Just like how people say the truth hurts. It does, and the truth is often creepy. Like if i told someone that I liked to follow them home because they have pretty hair that I liked to look at ALL the time. That is creepy. I was being honest. By YOUR decree what I do and said would not be at ALL creepy. So therefore I should stalk this guy forever since I like his hair. I should break into his house at night and watch his hair as he sleeps. Then tell the guy I watch him sleep.
Now 'if I could I would dream of you.' thats kinda sweet. But that does not detract from the creepiness of Edward.
If Jacob is SO dangerous then why doesn't Edward kill him? Jacob is young, but hell he has far more control because he has his 'friends' with him. Unlike the first guy who had nothing and accidentally attacked his girl friend because he was angry and confused at what was happening to him. I have a character (a drow) that doesn't know what a werewolf is, and she is one. She can't control herself so every full moon she leaves and comes back the next day. So not to hurt anyone she loves. (She kills orcs!) Of course she tries to keep it a secret but it gets out and soon some people who've had the same problem tell her how to control the urges to transform and kill. Jacob is actually FAR more controlled than any were-wolf I've ever read about. Or shape-shifter. Whatever. Edward FORCES bella under HIS control. Which makes him abusive. You don't have to hurt someone to be an abusive man...oh wait. He raped bella. (Maybe not true rape. But rape is rape.) She passed out right? And he just continued on with her body as he saw fit. That is rape. Even if she wanted it.
Besides Edward would shoot out tiny icicle missile sperm. Hurting him and Bella. Most likely doing enough damage to her uterus that she could never have a child. (and her child is a vampire? Please. HALF of Bella's genetic codes should be in her and make that vile monster half human.) Besides. If the child WAS a vampire in her WOMB Bella would have to get constant blood transfusions because the vampire child would be feeding off her blood CONSTANTLY. We women know how 'fast' a child grows. Especially once it has 'its' heart. So Bella would slowly waste away as her child fed from her body. Killing both her and child. (Sense vampire drink SO much blood in one sitting.)
(Your typing is atrocious.)
Firstly, although I have argued on this thread
for Twilight, I am now undoubtedly
against it.
I think many of your points are more or less correct, or at least arguable, but some are not.
You didn't know what 'irrevocable' meant? Just because you didn't know doesn't make it a 'big word' or idiotic. There are teens out there who are mature beyond their years, and who have rather larger vocabulary than some.
About the sleep-talking part: Since Edward was not quoting exactly what Bella was saying in most cases (except the 'its too green' part, which isn't all that complicated, and could very well be said by someone talking in their sleep), we can assume that he inferred most of it. And I don't recall her saying any of the full and rather out-of-place-for-a-sleep-talker sentences you listed as examples. And moving to a new place that was vastly different from your old home would definitely hard. Bella also stated that her mother was her best friend which, although rather pathetic, would mean she missed her quite a bit.
I don't recall the raping bit. Maybe you could include more details? Like what book you think it happened in?
Bella's 'child'
IS half-human. She is by no means a full-blooded vampire, nor is she described as such. It is clearly stated that she is half-human, and that fact makes up a large portion of the plot.
And Bella DID start to waste away during the pregnancy; she and the 'baby' almost died, and she was forced to drink human blood in order to nourish the baby properly and keep herself from dying. And then she went and detached the placenta from the uterine wall while reaching for a cup of blood she spilled, and the baby almost killed her because it started thrashing around, and she had to be transformed into a vampire so as not to die from her injuries (I thought I'd tell you about the fourth book, since you don't seem to have read it. And yet you're trying to argue with people who have in fact read all of them?) And I'm not sure that the fetus of a vampire, let alone a half-vampire, would take in all that much blood, considering it wouldn't have been born yet.
So while don't agree with Twilight, I definitely don't agree with all the high-and-mighty Twilight-haters who bash people who like the series and base their arguments on 'facts' that are completely unfounded.
And your spelling and grammar aren't all that great either. And you misspelled the name of the authour of the book throughout your entire post.
